Geotechnical Engineer

Key Responsibilities: 1. Geotechnical Report Preparation - Prepare and review Geotechnical Investigation Reports (GIR). - Interpret borehole logs, Standard Penetration Test (SPT) results, soil profiles, groundwater levels, and laboratory test results. - Develop soil stratification, engineering parameters, and geotechnical design recommendations. - Prepare recommendations for allowable bearing capacity, settlement, foundation systems, and excavation conditions. - Assess liquefaction potential and other relevant geotechnical hazards when required. 2. Geotechnical Engineering Analysis and Design - Perform bearing capacity, settlement, and foundation-related calculations. - Assist in the analysis and design of shallow foundations, deep foundations, and retaining structures. - Prepare engineering assessments and recommendations for soil improvement methods, including compaction grouting, jet grouting, micropiles, and other applicable ground improvement techniques. - Prepare geotechnical calculations, design reports, and technical specifications. 3. Engineering Drawings and Project Documentation - Prepare geotechnical project plans, technical drawings, calculation sheets, and design details. - Use AutoCAD and other relevant engineering software for technical documentation. - Ensure consistency between field data, laboratory results, calculations, drawings, and final reports. 4. Field, Laboratory, and Project Coordination - Coordinate with geotechnical investigation teams, laboratory personnel, and project engineers to obtain and validate technical data. - Conduct site inspections and field assessments when necessary. - Provide technical support during geotechnical investigation, foundation works, and ground improvement projects. - Coordinate with clients, contractors, and other engineering disciplines regarding technical requirements and findings. 5. Quality Assurance and Technical Compliance - Review technical documents for accuracy, completeness, and consistency. - Ensure that reports and designs comply with applicable engineering codes, standards, and project specifications. - Maintain organized project records, calculations, technical references, and report files.

1. Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. 2. Must be a Licensed Civil Engineer (PRC). 3. Preferably with at least 1–2 years of experience in geotechnical engineering, soil investigation, or geotechnical report preparation. Fresh graduates with strong technical skills may also apply. 4. Knowledge of soil mechanics, foundation engineering, and geotechnical investigation procedures. 5. Basic knowledge of Standard Penetration Test (SPT), borehole logs, soil classification, and laboratory testing results. 6. Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Word. 7. Knowledge of AutoCAD for engineering drawings and technical documentation. 8. Good analytical, technical writing, and problem-solving skills. 9. Detail-oriented, organized, responsible, and able to meet deadlines. 10. Willing to conduct site visits and coordinate with field and laboratory personnel when necessary.